Facts About the South from the Manufacturers' Record
The South's cotton crop will be worth about 1.06 billion dollars, roughly twice the output of all the world’s gold mines. Agricultural value for the South this year hits 2.4 billion, matching U.S. total in 1890 with a much smaller population. The region leads in coal, iron ore, sulfur, phosphate rock, timber, and port exports, while railroads push to Southern centers. Turn to Turner County Banner cautioning hunters on fires harming timber.
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Esus
Taft’s First Annual Message Outlines Wide Agenda
President Taft reports prosperity and expects business expansion while urging no immediate tariff changes until the tariff commission reports. He covers Nicaragua policy, labor and postal reforms, naval expansion plans, federal statute revisions, civil and health programs, statehood moves for New Mexico and Arizona, Alaska governance, and Central America diplomacy, with calls for arbitration and international cooperation.
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Buenos Ayres
Plan for Next Season's Work in Agriculture
A Raleigh N. G. Progressive Farmer excerpt urges farmers to fix a clear plan for the coming season. It contrasts aimless, year to year shifts with steady focus on one viable line of work, noting success hinges on defined objectives and consistent effort amid changing conditions.
Smiles and Drowned Resolve in River Crossing Tale
A startled witness recalls an elderly man on a log near the river bank recounting a fatal ride with his wife. The couple argues over crossing at Carter's Ford, the woman insisting on going ahead despite danger as the man fears she will drown.
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London Telegraph
Buckaville
Fiver Bank
Nagiy
Carter
Ford
Old Woman Spirited Away and Pursuit Across Ridge
A tense chase unfolds as a bareheaded, barefooted woman in wet clothes pursues a man with a club after an accident. The scene ends with confusion and a rapid retreat over a ridge. The narrator notes the old woman’s stubborn resolve and a striking abruptness in the escape attempt. The closing line references Vienna Hardware Co. for stoves and ranges.
Eyewear Expert Offers Toric Lenses and Free Exams
A local eye practitioner advertises at The New Southern Hotel First and Third Monday monthly. He touts trials of extensive lens combinations, toric lenses, and invisible bifocals with no line. He promises free exams, money back guarantee, and emphasizes precise fitting of frames and pupillary measurements.
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New Southern Hotel
Libel Case Against Olmoye In Dooley Superior Court
November 1909 court order directs publication of libel notice twice monthly in county gazette as defendant is nonresident. Sheriff returns show defendant not residing in the state. Crum Jones petitioners’ attorneys and Judge V Whipple preside in this irregular venue action.
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Crum & Jones
V. Whipple
Indge
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Legal notices and filings from Dooly County Georgia 1909
Public notices announce adminstration petitions for Luke Hicks estate and Jas K Brown. J D Hargrove D DC schedules hearings for first Monday January 1910. A sale by order of court of J L Martin estate to pay debts and distribute to heirs is announced for January 4 1910 at the County Courthouse Byromville.
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Dooly
WR Brown
Jas K Brown
J. D. Hargrove
Dooly County
J D H. Ve
Sineey
Said
Will Bee
Tu Ester
Byromville
J L. Martin
Georgia court grants discharge in administrator case
In Dooly County the petition shows W T Lindsey and FM proeve edei have fully administered the estate. The court orders all concerned to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted. Hearing set for the first day of January 1910. Dec. 9. HARGROVE, OD. JD. HL
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Georgia
Dooly County
W T
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Byromoville Property in Georgia
A sheriff sale is scheduled in the county court on the first Tuesday of January at the court door. It lists a brick storehouse lot in Byromoville, Georgia, levied upon to satisfy a court judgment in favor of Poriete Gregory Co. against J T Coleman, with tenant notification per law. Date: December 2, 1909.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Byromoville
J.T. Coleman
Poriete Gregory Co
Notice on gunnery pause and land run plans
After this week we not run our gunnery any until December 20th when we will start land run as long as we go on to justify it. All ee will please take VIENNA COTTON OIL .4 We have a nice new line of Lisk ters. just received. They are basting and sanitary. Call and amine them. Vienna Hardware.
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Vienna
Notice of Voter Registration in City of Vienne Jopen
Voters are informed that registration books remain open from December 1900 through December 10 1909 for primary elections and until January 5 1910 for federal elections. A mayor and two aldermen will be elected. Those desiring to run must register accordingly. J A Walden Clerk and Treasurer.
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Vienna Garage CO
R. H. Horton, Mg’r
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Elliot
Walton Brothers
Lilly
A. A. Fuqua
Lilly, Georgia
Lovie Move
Olmoye
Luke Hicks
Babe Hicks
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